stringparser/runtime

a runtime interface for node

Javier Carrillo Milla

@stringparser

Ok, its on! 3 months later but is moving

This is the package that will make gulp-runtime work like a charm and make async function composition a breeze

I would need help with some stuff, like just playing with it and tell me what you think. If you are up to it, of course :)

some code to play with

Javier Carrillo Milla

@stringparser

var app = require('runtime').create();

app.set(':handle(\\d+)', function(next){
    setTimeout(next, Math.random()*10);
);

function done(next){ next(); }

app.stack('1 2 3', app.stack('4 5 6', done, {wait: true}), {wait: true})(1, 2, 3);

Stanislav

@DarkPark

to be honest - I'm a little bit lost with this example

can you please explain what should happen here?

Javier Carrillo Milla

@stringparser

hey there darkpark!

i was out all morning

the first function call sets a handle that will match any string with one number

the second is just a function

the next function calls stack them all together

and run them

just to be clearer

var app = require('runtime').create();

app.set(':handle(\\d+)', function(next){
    setTimeout(next, Math.random()*10);
);

function done(next){ next(); }

var fnFourFiveSixDone = app.stack('4 5 6', done, {wait: true});
app.stack('1 2 3', fnFourFiveSixDone, {wait: true})(1, 2, 3);

{wait: true} makes any function call to wait

but if you have time, just run that code and you'll see

Javier Carrillo Milla

@stringparser

it has a pretty neat logger by default ;)

Javier Carrillo Milla

@stringparser

all right, now the library starts to look way better hopefully in the next couple weeks I'll write some docs

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